EMF Guidelines

EMF (Electromagnetic Field) guidelines are safety standards set by organizations like the World Health Organization and the International Commission on Non-Ionizing Radiation Protection. They establish limits on exposure to electromagnetic fields from sources like cell phones, power lines, and appliances. These guidelines aim to protect public health by ensuring that EMF levels remain below thresholds that could cause harmful effects, such as heating of body tissues or other health concerns. They are based on scientific research and regularly reviewed to reflect the latest evidence, helping to balance technological use with safety.